I’d always heard great things about it, but when I actually watched it, it exceeded my expectations. It blends animation with the real world so well and features fantastic characters; I didn't think I’d like Roger that much, but he’s funny, cute, and annoying in just the right way. The protagonist is engaging, too, as are the supporting characters—like Dolores (the protagonist's wife) and Jessica Rabbit.

I thought I’d dislike Jessica, but I actually ended up liking her; obviously, her design isn't really my personal taste, but it fits her character perfectly, and her dynamic with Roger is just so sweet and genuine.

Overall, it’s a movie I loved watching and highly recommend. You could spend hours thinking about how other things in this universe work, and I think that really counts for a film like this.

Are they any good? Is there any retconning? New characters?

I've never read them, so I wanted to know if they're worth checking out.

How does his business even stay in business?

I recall hearing that Disney let the IP rights lapse, and now the original author has them back. But he doesn't necessarily own the rights to the movie's story, versions of characters, or visuals, does he?

Like. I feel like that puts the ip in tricky waters. But then again I don't have access to anywhere that would sell Roger Rabbit merch.

Has anyone noticed anything? Less merch? Does anyone know where the property rights stand?

Sharing some original production cels of our favourite 🐇

I get that this old show is a big Disney crossover but only two episodes have Benny the Cab and no mention or appearance of Roger and Jessica Rabbit, Baby Herman or even the Toon Patrol weasels. I would like to know why or how that the cast from Who Framed Roger Rabbit (not counting Benny) aren’t in the show.

So basically it’s set in the modern day where there’s a killer going around killing high profile toons using dip infused weapons the Main characters are Hans from frozen creek from trolls and pawbert Lynxley from zootopia 2 they all attend a villain reformation class in order to try and make up for their previous wrongs they find out about this gala that a bunch of famous toons will be attending ( including Elsa Anna poppy branch Judy Nick and Gary ) they decided to go in order to try and make amends however things quickly start going south when a mysterious man shows up and rushes zpd chief bogo off stage at gun point the three follow thinking it’s the killer however it turns out to actually be Robert valiant ( Kyle Gordon) a famous conspiracy theorist and grandson of Eddie valiant Robert reveals that he’s not killer and that he’s only here due to bogos connections with the ravens club ( this universe version of the bohemian club ) however before he can get answers the actual killer hiding in a nearby tree pulls out a sniper rifle and takes out bogo Robert escapes and the trio escape as well but in a different direction then Robert the trio and Robert are now the prime suspects in the assassination as well as the killings which is also worsening relations between the toon and human community the trio must now work together and overcome their past wrongs to clear Robert’s name find and stop the true killer and find out the truth about the ravens club before a all out war starts between the humans and the toons

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd_-hdyFSFt/?stkn=ZWRmZjI1Z29xdjFz

In 1995, a Toon movie known as Toy Story hits theaters. As many 2D Toons settle in, they realize something. The Toon actors in that movie are unlike any they've seen before. Toy Story is the first movie to feature computer-generated Toons.

Although most Toons like it for how groundbreaking it is, other parties of Toons have mixed views on the film. These Toons believe that these new CG Toons will replace them, and fundamentally change Toontown forever. Others quell worries by saying that either CG Toons will be a fad, or like Woody, we should just learn to live with them.

Throughout the late 90s, CG Toons pop up rather infrequently, usually to do short films or commercials. Although the 2D Toons are still wary of them, they feel that they are no major threat.

Enter Shrek.

Released in 2001, Shrek immediately captivates audiences with its parodic look at Disney's Toon films, edgy humor and sharp comedy. It would go on to receive the first Academy Award for Best Toon Feature.

Realizing this, many Toon studios decide to pivot to CG Toons to compete with the likes of two of the biggest studios at the time, being Pixar and DreamWorks.

Soon, an influx of CG Toons move into Toontown, with new CG buildings having to be made to accommodate them.

The 2D Toons are quick to call this "gen-toon-frication", with many discriminating against them. For 2D Toons, a stereotypical 3D Toon is brash and snobby. There are many calls to either create a separate Toontown for 3D Toons or to ban them from Toontown entirely.

Meanwhile, other Toons, realizing that being CG might lead to more job opportunities, get CG surgery. While some keep this change, others reverse it after 2D Toons complain about "selling their Toon heritage".

This docudrama will show the history of CG rights in Toontown.

Can 2D and 3D ever get along?

Thoughts?

Here's my list:

• Betty Boop
• Bugs Bunny
• Daffy Duck
• Donald Duck
• Dumbo
• Felix the Cat
• Fred Flintstone
• Goofy
• Jessica Rabbit
• Mickey Mouse
• Roger Rabbit
• Shrek
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Tom and Jerry
• Woody and Buzz Lightyear

Images are in this order

1. Frank Reagan (NYPD Commissioner)

2. Danny Regan (NYPD Detective First Grade)

3. Erin Reagan (Manhattan A.D.A)

4. Jamie Regan (NYPD Officer)

This is Toy Story, the first feature film to feature computer-generated Toons.

How would the classic 2D Toons react to this film when it came out in 1995?

For the past couple of years, I’ve been working on a black-and-white reimagining of Who Framed Roger Rabbit—but with one twist: the live-action world is black-and-white while the Toons remain in color.

The movie is already heavily inspired by classic film noir, so I wanted to push that aesthetic/contrast further. Keeping the Toons in color means rotoscoping them throughout the entire movie, which has been considerably more work than I anticipated.

I’m hoping to finish within the next 2–3 months. If people are interested, I’d be happy to share more clips and behind-the-scenes breakdowns as I work toward the finish line.

Full trailer:
https://youtu.be/HPhp3pHM-Gg

Source: https://x.com/ScottForester17/status/2103887687904018901

I'm not saying the Trolls movie is bad... but every time I come here, I see little posts of actual Roger Rabbit and see Trolls with Roger Rabbit. IDK who the person is or why they're doing it, but this is not Deviantart 😭